This week on Bathwater Sports, we dive into a whirlpool of international glory and club-level chaos. Portugal's Nations League triumph sparks the debate: are they the real deal or just cup collectors? Meanwhile, the Club World Cup gets a revamp—who gets out of the group stages - does anyone care? (Spoiler: maybe.)

Manchester City and Liverpool are at it again, but this time it's off the pitch with transfer moves that could reshape next season. And in the spicy segment of the week: should Ousmane Dembélé really be in the Ballon d'Or conversation over Vitinha and/or Nuno Mendes? We’ve got takes hotter than a summer window.

Tune in for banter, bold opinions, and just the right amount of nonsense.

The boys are back with a special guest, longtime friend of the pod, longer time Arteta Stan - Roman Soto joins the boys to talk Arsenal's season, why Arteta's the man for the job and why Chelsea should be your most hated club.

This week, the boys put on their philosopher kits and dive headfirst into a spicy stew of cup finals and moral quandaries. Did the FA Cup final live up to the hype? Did anyone actually watch the Europa League final on purpose? And does Mason Greenwood stay or go?

Also: Can fans actually hold clubs and players accountable, or are we just yelling into the void between pints? It's sports, it’s ethics, it’s wildly uninformed moral debate — just the way you like it.

Pull up a chair in the pub or the courtroom, because this one’s got red cards and red flags.

In this week’s whirlwind episode, we ask the big questions: Is Xabi Alonso Madrid-bound or just flirting with destiny? Which striker should sign where in the great transfer safari—because clearly, every club thinks they deserve Osimhen. We also debate whether Zubimendi to Arsenal makes sense or is Arteta just browsing Transfermarkt at 3AM again. Plus, the Premier League top-four race is tighter than Todd Boehly’s transfer spreadsheet. All that, some wild hypotheticals, and a surprise shout to the US military industrial machine

In this week’s spicy stew of sports hot takes, the gang dives into Inter Milan’s parking-the-bus masterclass against Barcelona, PSG’s annual Champions League heartbreak (now co-starring Arsenal), and Trent Alexander-Arnold ghosting Liverpool like it’s a bad Hinge date. Meanwhile, LeBron gets real about Anthony Davis, and we settle the ultimate pub debate: Is Arsenal actually a bigger club than Liverpool, or just louder on Twitter?

From Champions League drama to Arsenal and Liverpool's summer shopping lists (hint: it's not just defenders and dignity), we break it all down. We dive into the NFL Draft chaos, investigate the curious case of Shedeur Sanders’ sliding stock, and try to make sense of the NBA playoffs—where load management meets full-blown meltdowns. It's sports, it's spicy, and it's slightly unhinged.

The boys are back to dissect the Premier League, Champions League and preview the NFL draft

The boys are back to break down the Champions league quarterfinals, the premier league top 5 race and the NBA playoffs

This week the boys discuss Arsenal's huge win at Madrid and if we should adjust our expectations for them going forward, If Gareth Bale's Madrid Legacy is underrated, Kevin De Bruyne's pending exit from Manchester City and who should replace him, March Madness and whether or not the NBA Play - In is a good thing for the league.

Teh boys are back to discuss some PL Football and NBA playoff action